Ray's Rice & Noodle Bar — Restaurant in Seattle

We were in the area and thought this place looked good. It is a small "hole in the wall" style place. They have a few imported beers by the bottle. They have a pretty large menu. We ordered a couple beers and fried rolls to start. The beer was good Thai beer and the roll came out hot and delicious! The dipping sauce was great and the rolls were crunchy. Then we ordered Cashew chicken entree and Kao Soi noodles. It was all fresh and delicious!! We were amazed with the flavor and the spice level felt like exactly what we ordered! I will say this, if they are busy and it was around dinner time we went. You could wait a while for your food. But the wait is worth it because of how fresh and made to order everything is. We will...

We stopped into Rays Rice and Noodle Bar during lunch hours. We had been headed somewhere else for lunch, decided to go here on a whim. SO HAPPY that we did! The food was AMAZING. You can tell that the ingredients were fresh and the recipe was created to deliver an experience for your taste buds. The service was exceptional. They were kind, welcoming and offered really good suggestions. The prices were really inexpensive considering how good the food was. We will definitely be coming back here. We ordered the Rays Curry Noodles, the Crispy Garlic chicken and the Pad Thai. All of them were...

Food: got the “heavenly beef” and pad see ew and it was solid. Absolutely no spice on the noodles and maybe slight heat on the beef. I get spice level 3 everywhere I go fyi. I wish the dishes came with rice or spice on the side in addition to your order.

Service: friendly, conversational

Atmosphere: cozy. They had 2 tops close enough to know they couple next to us were on a date. It’s a small space, casual, convenient to the location if your around the neighborhood.

Overall, solid choice but I wouldn’t say it was mind blowing. Definitely the best in the area and would return to get my...